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September job gains slowed and unemployment rose

The report also noted that inflation pressure has continued to weigh on markets and increase costs.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Economy

The economy added fewer jobs in September, signaling a slowdown in hiring, according to NYT Economy.

Unemployment edged higher even as inflation remained a source of pressure for markets.

The outlet also said persistent inflation has raised costs, shaping how investors and businesses are viewing the outlook.

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